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Hello everyone,
I want to give away free ebooks with subscription and was wondering where I can find ebooks you can use like this?
As far as what to do with them after you get them, may I suggest you take a look at one of the pages on my website:
http://getridofboss.com/plr-items-good-for-you
Now, as far as ebooks for use, what topics are you interested in?
I have hundreds, if not thousands of ebooks, I would be more than happy to provide to you, no charge!
Judt PM me with an email and a couple of topics and I can send to you, through safe attachment(s).
ps; That goes for anyone else who sees this comment.
Hi my email is danii@scrapbooking-inspirations.com
Looking for:
scrapbook layouts and themes,
Card making,
Crafts.
Thanks
Thank you; I will look for a couple that appears to be what you want and get it/them to you.
You can find them at most PLR sites, the quality is hugely variable though, and often you're better off using one as a base and rewriting it. Have a look at http://www.theplrstore.com You can get 30% off your first order with them using coupon code updates08172017 :)
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Where can I get ebooks to use on my site?
Hello everyone,
I want to give away free ebooks with subscription and was wondering where I can find ebooks you can use like this?
You can also create a free e-book. For example, I have a food niche, so I can create a free e-book of recipes. Just an idea.
Try to think a bit about your niche.
What is your niche?
I am doing scrapbooking so i wanted to find an e-book as i want a book full of layout ideas as if i did this myself it would take a long time with my lack of technical skills :)
Do plan to write one at some point just not yet.
As far as what to do with them after you get them, may I suggest you take a look at one of the pages on my website:
http://getridofboss.com/plr-items-good-for-you
Now, as far as ebooks for use, what topics are you interested in?
I have hundreds, if not thousands of ebooks, I would be more than happy to provide to you, no charge!
Judt PM me with an email and a couple of topics and I can send to you, through safe attachment(s).
ps; That goes for anyone else who sees this comment.
Hi my email is danii@scrapbooking-inspirations.com
Looking for:
scrapbook layouts and themes,
Card making,
Crafts.
Thanks
Thank you; I will look for a couple that appears to be what you want and get it/them to you.
You can find them at most PLR sites, the quality is hugely variable though, and often you're better off using one as a base and rewriting it. Have a look at http://www.theplrstore.com You can get 30% off your first order with them using coupon code updates08172017 :)
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Hello, I have noticed that in the blue ranking tab it say 140 but when I go in the list of ranking I am now where to be seen? Is my ranking no longer 140?
Thanks it's been such on there on my blue tab but I'm actually lower as in the list I was 83 last time I looked. Guess they are still having glitches :)
Hello, I have noticed that in the blue ranking tab it say 140 but when I go in the list of ranking I am now where to be seen? Is my ranking no longer 140?
Thanks it's been such on there on my blue tab but I'm actually lower as in the list I was 83 last time I looked. Guess they are still having glitches :)
Hi everyone,
So ive just seen that my plugin health of my site has gone from 100% to 75%. I have removed a plugin which i had not yet used so its now 90% is this ok to ru
Mine is not 100 % too, but page speed test shows more than 90 %. So I have not deleted any plugin if it does not make the website in trouble. I have ever deleted a plugin because the website not perform well as usual after activating the plugin.
I also agree that it's not about the number but how the combination of plugins affect the speed of your site. Install the plugin you want and see the effect on speed. If your site loads in less than 2 seconds, it's still great
For me, one above 10 is too many.
More details about plugins here: Will you please share the plugins that you love using? Let me know how you find it. Thx.
I use a test website to check plugins, you have lightweight and heavyweight. Some you do not even notice they are on your website, others can slow your website down enormously. Using malicious scripts can wreck your website, open a test site When you add the plugin to your test website, you can see what the site speed is before and after adding it.
@DKmade
Check it up here. Just do my test result is poor due to unoptimize photo and other reason. Need to do some cleaning up before going further.
https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/
I was just reading this today on Google Analytics. They say if you want to maintain speed and Google ranks on this, they say to have no more than 5 plug-ins. Now, I am sure some plug-ins create more of a load than others but I think if you kept the number at about 5 you should be ok. Does anyone know if there's a way to test the speed at which your site loads and what is acceptable?
It really does depend on various factors, mainly being the speed of the server and the load any individual plugin puts on your site. I have well over 100 plugins all running simultaneously, without too many issues.
You can check individual plugins by installing yet another one called P3 https://wordpress.org/plugins/p3-profiler/ which will identity any resource hogs.
Great question. My site has 8 plugins and I can't get rid of any of them. I just have to live with the fact that my site health will never be 100% but to me that is not the most important thing. What maters more is that my readers like what they get when visiting my site.
Don't really let that be a bother, it's just a gauge. My plugin tab is at 0%, but thanks to the new site speed tool here at WA, my site is still moving fast. Yes, it is good to try and keep it to a minimum, but whatever you need to help run your site, use it :) Hope this helps out.
It's not the number of plugins but the load any specific plugin puts on the site. You can check individual plugins by installing yet another one called P3 https://wordpress.org/plugins/p3-profiler/ which will identity any resource hogs. :)
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How many plugins are too many?
Hi everyone,
So ive just seen that my plugin health of my site has gone from 100% to 75%. I have removed a plugin which i had not yet used so its now 90% is this ok to ru
Mine is not 100 % too, but page speed test shows more than 90 %. So I have not deleted any plugin if it does not make the website in trouble. I have ever deleted a plugin because the website not perform well as usual after activating the plugin.
I also agree that it's not about the number but how the combination of plugins affect the speed of your site. Install the plugin you want and see the effect on speed. If your site loads in less than 2 seconds, it's still great
For me, one above 10 is too many.
More details about plugins here: Will you please share the plugins that you love using? Let me know how you find it. Thx.
I use a test website to check plugins, you have lightweight and heavyweight. Some you do not even notice they are on your website, others can slow your website down enormously. Using malicious scripts can wreck your website, open a test site When you add the plugin to your test website, you can see what the site speed is before and after adding it.
@DKmade
Check it up here. Just do my test result is poor due to unoptimize photo and other reason. Need to do some cleaning up before going further.
https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/
I was just reading this today on Google Analytics. They say if you want to maintain speed and Google ranks on this, they say to have no more than 5 plug-ins. Now, I am sure some plug-ins create more of a load than others but I think if you kept the number at about 5 you should be ok. Does anyone know if there's a way to test the speed at which your site loads and what is acceptable?
It really does depend on various factors, mainly being the speed of the server and the load any individual plugin puts on your site. I have well over 100 plugins all running simultaneously, without too many issues.
You can check individual plugins by installing yet another one called P3 https://wordpress.org/plugins/p3-profiler/ which will identity any resource hogs.
Great question. My site has 8 plugins and I can't get rid of any of them. I just have to live with the fact that my site health will never be 100% but to me that is not the most important thing. What maters more is that my readers like what they get when visiting my site.
Don't really let that be a bother, it's just a gauge. My plugin tab is at 0%, but thanks to the new site speed tool here at WA, my site is still moving fast. Yes, it is good to try and keep it to a minimum, but whatever you need to help run your site, use it :) Hope this helps out.
It's not the number of plugins but the load any specific plugin puts on the site. You can check individual plugins by installing yet another one called P3 https://wordpress.org/plugins/p3-profiler/ which will identity any resource hogs. :)
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You can also create a free e-book. For example, I have a food niche, so I can create a free e-book of recipes. Just an idea.
Try to think a bit about your niche.
What is your niche?
I am doing scrapbooking so i wanted to find an e-book as i want a book full of layout ideas as if i did this myself it would take a long time with my lack of technical skills :)
Do plan to write one at some point just not yet.
OK, I see.